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This NFC Business Card Lights Its LEDs With Borrowed Phone Power
Kevin Tang's PCB business card lights up with no battery on board, pulling about 5 mA from the phone's own 13.56 MHz NFC field.
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Kevin Tang's PCB business card lights up with no battery on board, pulling about 5 mA from the phone's own 13.56 MHz NFC field.
Ben Eater skips the crystal oscillator and pulls his breadboard clock's one-second heartbeat straight from the 60 Hz AC grid. Here's how the circuit…
One AVR chip, a keypad, and an OLED become a bench signal generator that covers 2 Hz to 33.5 MHz in 2 Hz steps…
We packed and delivered 35 Raspberry Pi 3 B+ starter kits to Elizabeth Seton School - BF Resort, Las Piñas to jump-start their STEM…
We’re excited to partner with CvSU Jr. IECEP to support ECE students with parts, project resources, and joint initiatives. Watch out for student-friendly perks,…